RE:RE:RE:Evil is in the details One good thing (I think) is that PwC was appointed as the body to oversee the finances of the company during the restructuring process. Management won't be able to cook the books with them around. So many accounting misrepresentations and abnormal practices by manaagement with the huge write downs to make it appear the company is in dire straits. Hopefully they (PwC) assists the courts to see what is really going on and the unveil the ture underlying value of this company for everyone including shareholders. This is a commodity based industry that is ever improving and on the rebound. The company is profitable now at $45 oil, and could have sold non core assets to get us through the current low price environment to preserve value for all stakeholders, Anyone that can do simple math can see that. Management is expediting write offs and write downs of reserves to try to make it look like the company does not have assets to include shareholders in the restructuring but they are not going to get away with it. Trading of the shares on the OTC seems to indicate that there will be some value for shareholders. Unfortunately our hands are tied and we have to wait to see how it unfolds. i think it is also positive that Alfa and Ohara board members resigned. They can now pursue any other avenues they wish whether legal or strategic. GL Zoo